those. you say jeb bush has a problem of overanswering questions sometimes. that can trip up a candidate in this debate. you said he has to be shorter. more focused and more passionate. well, i think that s rieft. if he s attacked and he has to respond direct lid and forcefully. what if that s not in his nature, though. donald trump is a counter puncher. is there even when i asked about a natural debate style. is it in jeb bush s nature to counterpunch, so to speak? oh, yeah, jeb is a tough guy. trust me, i have been on both end of very pointed discussions with him. he s, he knows how to bring it. so he can if he has to. i don t think he has to tomorrow. tomorrow is not going to decide the 2016 presidential election. it may be a pivotal point for some of the weaker campaigns. but that wouldn t include jeb s. he has the best name rec physician, the best financial
to say if i were on that stage, i would have said, ahem and given her 2 cents about tlampblt i think the bottom line, women whether questioners or voters, they come sat issues from a little bit of a different perspective and the majority of voters at this point historically are maybe just a little of the majority. but a pa majority are women. women tend to make the decisions when it comes to the family budget and the things that voters really care about in their houses. so i think that is going to play into the debate as well as having the female perspective. i have to say if what she has been doing over the past couple of days is any preview of what she s going to do behind me on this stage, she s going to be given as good as she gets. a force to be reckoned with. yeah, she turned the whole look at this face. around. thank you very much dana bash. appreciate it. get some rest. stick around, when we come right
because donald trump has kind of rewritten all the rules of these debates in a debate style like this, there is unle that dog, only one, not two, not one-and-a-half. one alpha dog. if that one alpha dog is not donald trump then everybody else is sort of under his thumb. i think it s a real problem t. primary question people are grappling with right now is do we frontally attack him or do we try to keep the mud from and blood and guts from being spewed all over our candidate. so i will follow up then. because this is an opportunity possibly for the other candidates to get more real. if donald trump is out there and his debate prep is giving, you know, a speech you know on an aircraft carrier. and everybody covers it. on a boat. then is it their turn to become you know as i said less
have taken. but from a broader strategic for democrats, we let the hispanic know the sorts of comments that donald trump has made and the fact that so few republicans have stood up to him. the ultimate goal for strategic republicans, is speak up for latinos. they have an agenda. we should take it. february bush. only at 6 morris. is tomorrow night make or brake for him? is it a make or brake moment? i don t think so. i think it s a very important moment. i think it s a very important moment for everybody on this stage. there are some people on this stage, don, who are on the verge of falling off this stage, either having to shortstop campaigning, stop their complains or they re about to be in the junior varsity. you don t think he is on the verge from going to the second tier to the junior varsity as you said debate? no, i mean, he s number 3rd in the polls.
and blame the guy asking the question. everybody else has to do both things. i want to thank you everybody for coming on. i hope people come back tomorrow night t. third thing i can t remember. coming up, jeb bush stuck between a rock and a hard place, is it time to come out swinging against donald trump in tomorrow night s cnn debate. we ll be right back. .